Here at the end of the book of Acts Luke records for us the final steps in Paul's long journey to Rome. After taking all of three days off, Paul gets back to work ministering to the local Jews as well as anyone else that stopped in to visit Him. As we sit back and apply this passage we find some profound truths that will help us as we face the uncertainty of life.

A two week storm ends with Paul and the ship he's traveling in washed up on the shore of Malta, a small island that definitely wasn't on Paul's agenda. In this short Passage we see that in spite of the plans of Man, God had a bigger and better plan for the people of this little island.

A two week storm ends with Paul and the ship he's traveling in washed up on the shore of Malta, a small island that definitely wasn't on Paul's agenda. In this short Passage we see that in spite of the plans of Man, God had a bigger and better plan for the people of this little island.

Is God a God of Love? Absolutely, but He is also a God of great wrath. In fact, there are more references in scripture to the wrath of God than to His love! This morning we study this crucial aspect of the character of our God.

Is God a God of Love? Absolutely, but He is also a God of great wrath. In fact, there are more references in scripture to the wrath of God than to His love! This morning we study this crucial aspect of the character of our God.

As Paul heads for Rome, Luke dedicates this entire chapter to the events surrounding the shipwreck on Malta. Not only does this chapter encourage our faith in how precise and accurate God's revelation is, it also demonstrates for us the great hope that we have through God's Word and how we can take that hope to others around us.

As Paul heads for Rome, Luke dedicates this entire chapter to the events surrounding the shipwreck on Malta. Not only does this chapter encourage our faith in how precise and accurate God's revelation is, it also demonstrates for us the great hope that we have through God's Word and how we can take that hope to others around us.

If we really believe something is absolutely true, we will act upon it. In Acts 24-26 we find Paul before Felix, Festus and Agrippa. We watch them as they listen to Paul's testimony but what really shows their hearts is how they respond to the truth. How do we respond to truth?

If we really believe something is absolutely true, we will act upon it. In Acts 24-26 we find Paul before Felix, Festus and Agrippa. We watch them as they listen to Paul's testimony but what really shows their hearts is how they respond to the truth. How do we respond to truth?

It's fair to say that the central distinctive feature of genuine Christianity is our emphasis on GRACE, God's grace to us in Jesus Christ. That's what it's all about!